PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Who is listening?

11月

20日

I saw this sign in the elevator of our client's building in Japan. It is a good sign since you do not know who you are riding the elevator with.

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http://www.clocklink.com is a web site designed, developed, hosted and maintained by PSPINC. It is a free clock rental site for your web site and blog. We deliver and display clocks about 30 million times a day. We have 5 dedicated servers to provide this service.

PSPINC is in the process of making this site to be more user friendly and possibly making it the place for advertisement. So, to do the upgrades, we are starting to clean up the servers. Today, we are looking to archive web log which has grown bigger than 600GB.

So, today is a cleaning day.

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Another Site Developed by PSPINC

11月

19日

Pike Street Promotions web site was launched today. This site was designed, developed and hosted by Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.

http://www.pikestreetpromotions.com/

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Microsoft Store Opened Today in Bellevue

11月

19日

I will check this store and compare it to Apple Store, four store north of Microsoft Store in about a month.

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Snow is Coming

11月

19日

Starting tomorrow, the temp. will dip down and we are expecting some snow. This picture was take in April this year.

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Meeting in Seattle

11月

17日

This is SODO (SOuth of DOwn Town) view of Seattle. if it were a clear day, you should be seeing MT. Rainier in the middle.

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Microsoft Store is Coming

11月

16日

MS Store is coming to Bellevue Square. It will open only four stores south of Apple Store. This is one of the latest attempts by Microsoft to imitate Apple. Will they succeed? I don't know but unfortunately (frankly) I don't care.

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Good morning from Seattle

11月

16日

It looks like it will be a dry day here in Seattle. I can see Believe in the
distance.

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Good Old American Car

11月

16日

My friend took me to Seattle to show me his friends Pontiac collection. He has few card for sale, but most of them are fully restored and starting around $50K. But there was one car that was not restored yet and is possible for sale for $8K.

It was 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix, and when it is totally restored, it can look like a car in the picture above. It is a full size car and had 420cu with 370HP.

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